Pygott and Crone Attends International Real Estate Conference
Local estate agent Pygott & Crone, Relocation Agent Network member for Lincolnshire, has just returned from the Cartus Broker Network International Real Estate Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.
This year’s event welcomed over 700 delegates, each participating in interactive workshops, roundtable discussions, networking opportunities and keynote speaker sessions. The event, taking place from 13 to 15 March, culminated in a prestigious platinum awards dinner for the top performing companies celebrating the past year’s successes.
Pygott & Crone attended the conference as one of the leading members of Relocation Agent Network, an organisation made up of estate agents across England, Scotland and Wales. As a Network member, Pygott & Crone has been selected to be the area’s Local Expert, specialising in helping out of town buyers moving to the area. Paul Wood, Kevin Scrupps and Nathan Emerson all directors of Pygott and Crone along with Senior Manager, Jason Sedlan attended this prestigious event.
Commenting on the event, Pygott & Crone’s Kevin Scrupps said: “Having attended the Cartus U.S. Conference for the last two years, we were delighted to be invited once again for 2017 and the event certainly met our expectations. It gave our team a great opportunity to gain a new perspective on what U.S. estate agents are doing and how we can apply some of their best practice recommendations to help our customers here in the UK.”
Richard Tucker, Relocation Agent Network’s Managing Director, who attended the conference with Pygott & Crone and presented them with their award added, “The Cartus U.S. Conference is always a calendar highlight and this year was no exception. As a leading member of Relocation Agent Network, I was delighted to be joined by the Pygott & Crone team.”
Relocation Agent Network members, by working together, can assist families buying and selling property in England, Scotland and Wales. Network members can also help UK buyers looking for properties in the U.S. by referring them to approved real estate agents on Cartus’ U.S. Broker Network.
About Relocation Agent Network. Relocation Agent Network is a national network of specially selected estate agents. All members are handpicked after thorough checks identify them as the best estate agent to represent Relocation Agent Network in their area. The Network provides coverage throughout England, Scotland and Wales. Relocation Agent Network is a division of Cartus, the premier provider of global relocation services, with more than 163,000 customers moved worldwide every year. In the UK, Cartus uses Network members to buy and sell homes for these relocating families. As well as relocating families moving with Cartus, Relocation Agent Network helps house movers in other parts of the country by referring buyers and sellers from one area to another.
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